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May is Mental Health Awareness Month
Help is only a call, text or chat away.
Taking a closer look at mental health needs
Bloomington Public Health recently conducted a comprehensive Community Health Assessment focused on mental health to understand and address its biggest health needs.Learn more about building safety practices
Each year, May is designated as Building Safety Month across the country.
Meet a Public Health Nurse: Alex Najafalipour
Public Health Nurse Alex Najafalipour began working for Bloomington in September 2024 after more than six years at Allina Health.
Honoring our lifeline: Telecommunicators
Last month, the City celebrated National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week with a City Council proclamation recognizing the dedicated professionals who answer the call when emergencies strike.Adopt-a-Drain
The drains on our streets collect water runoff.
Book ‘Em offers sustainable way to reuse books
Donate used books to the Bloomington Crime Prevention Association’s 31st Annual Book ’Em sale until June 5.
Be an Eco-Hero: Join the May Organics Challenge!
To celebrate International Compost Awareness Week, the City is hosting activities in May to encourage organics recycling.Celebrating Drinking Water Week May 4-10
For more than 40 years, the American Water Works Association and its members have used Drinking Water Week in May to turn attention to the vital role water plays in our daily lives.
Get to know your options for bulky item disposal
In 2021, the City Council approved a new plan for handling bulky waste items in a more sustainable way.
Media Releases
The City of Bloomington publishes media releases from time to time, to share newsworthy information that may be of interest to the community and to the audiences of local media outlets.
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Bloomington Briefing
Published monthly, the award-winning Bloomington Briefing is mailed to all single-family households and businesses.
You can click on the Bloomington Briefing link to get a list of all items.